... census returns for Ireland, to imagine an Irish soldier returning after 10 or 15 years'service in India, or from the Kaffir war Africa, or from tho West Indies, wounded or worn out, to England, examined and discharged at Chatham, and then going to his native ...

... Infantry arrived at Cork on the 22d, the whole to embark in the ship Liverpool for their respective head-quarters in Canada. „ War Africa The following staff appointments have been made the Lieutenant General In command of the troops;— Ist Division —First Lieutenant ...

... Rome W&R the prelude to the French coup cfclat, the Crimean war and the Italian war mark two steps towards the European coup d'eiat. The next step will be the dismemberment of Turkey and war against England, isolated in Europe. The peace of Villafranca ...

... soon after. As in the Crimean war, so in the war iu Italy. Louis Napoleon sought the means of a new alliance with Austria. The traditional pride of the Austrian monarchy could only subdued ou the field ot battle. Our war,” he said to Count Cavour, in ...

... coup d'etat, ition of Rom e was the prelude to the the Crimean war and the It alian war mark two steps towards will be the dis- the European coup The next ste memberment of Turkey an d war against England isolated in fiona, egotism raised to. a principle ...

... lata B Baa. Dr. Borroo, aatnlad ptalaU. who dlad in Ua Bavaaotb (aaor, a'tar hiring icatlta'.ad niiaioo to tba watt of Africa which war not toccaatfol Tfca Bight Bax Dr. had heat p-ofuaor for some In S'- Jobc'a College, Wararford. Micbaal Unttall, Eq, BtlUntao ...

... to make the matter subject of frequent prayer to God for direction in this affair; and went out as missionary to South Africa. War soon breaking out, Captain Gardiner was obliged to leave tho place where ho and his parly were labouring. His course was ...

... , with the unsatisfactory state of the war question, to exercise a depreciating influence on the Funds, and Consols accordingly, gone below 86, the lowest figure they have reached during the progress of tlic war. But there has since been very decided ...

... eocn after. As in the Crimean war, so in tbe war in Itsly. Louis Napoleon sought the means of sew alliance with Austria. The traditional pride of tbe Austrian monarchy could only tnbdaed upon the field of battle. Our war,” he said to Cavour, In the c ...

... AFRICA. By advices per Forerunner, up to the 16th of August, wi learn that the colony of Sierra Leine was, as usual at this seamn, suffering from fever of :a mild type. The Queen's Advocate, Mr. T. BPSed, hal died. War had again broken out in the Slierbro' ...

... AFRICA. The Royal Mail Steamer Ethiope arrived in the Mersey at one o’clock this morning from the west coast of Africa, TenerilTe, and Madeira. The Etliiope brings 1,557 ounces gold dust, five boxes specie, a full cargo, and thirty-four passengers. The ...

... AFRICA. By the arrival of the For. rutal;r at Plymouth, on 'fliurse.ay, we learn that at Lagoa all was quiet, and trade brisk. lie natives were refractory at Ater*, tut trade was good. Sierra Looms was healthy, although the rains had et in. Toe chiefs ...